You are 100% wrong about Harley. She is a bad ass bitch and time and time again the stories show her holding her own and winning.
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You are 100% wrong about Harley. She is a bad ass bitch and time and time again the stories show her holding her own and winning.
15 wins in this list
https://screenrant.com/superheroes-h...suicide-squad/
Eh, running away from Batman is what the Gotham lunatics spend most of their time doing, and the story usually goes along the lines of "villain does something, Batman chases them, villain escapes Batman, Batman adjusts his plan, goes after them again, and catches them."
Harls escaping Bruce is typical Act 1 stuff.
But the idea of her escaping him, *and* Diana *and* Clark is f*cking ridiculous. It should take everything Harley has to get away from Bats, much less the literal goddess and sun-powered super alien.
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~ Black Panther.
I have never seen a story that makes me look at Joker as a sympathetic villain. Backstories are fun and all. But no matter how tragic a backstory is at a certain point a villain crosses a line and there is just no going back. It doesnt matter what happened to them in the past.
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Hordes of people sympathize or adore murderous monsters
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Didnt harley sympathize and adore the joker?
I don’t care for the Joker as a character, nor do I like the film, or The Killing Joke. In regards to The Killing Joke that backstory is implied to all be made up so even there the story makes it clear it’s not an excuse for his actions.
And while I’m sick of the character and his overexposure, DC has at least kept him as a villain rather than try to turn him into an anti-hero like with Quinn.
A lot of women see Harley Quinn as a Feminist and empowerment symbol. I ask "Why?! Oh Lord, Why?".
Depends on which version of Batman they're discussing. He's got a longer history and more versions than Harley.
Since her inception, one version of her (DCAU) gleefully helped psychologically torture a teenage boy and drive him insane. Another (DCEU) assisted in murdering a teenager. Her default setting is assisting in helping the Joker, a psychopath and a terrorist, carry out his crimes.